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Faculty mtg

Open to History faculty.

Backup faculty mtg

Megan Black (Associate Professor of History, MIT)

"The Global Interior: Mineral Frontiers and American Power"

Latin American History Workshop

Julio Aguilar Hidalgo (Ph.D. Candidate in History) will present a draft chapter titled “A Flooded Imperial City: Climate, Hydraulic Practices, and Disaster in Potosí 1594-1626” which investigates the multiple floods that occurred in Potosí during the early seventeenth century.

Extractive Pasts and Hollowed Futures Series

The Extractive Pasts and Hollowed Futures Series welcomes Shingirai Taodzera, Assistant Professor in the Department of African American and African Studies at UC Davis, who will present "Gold Mining in Tanzania: Is Resource Nationalism the Answer to the Resource Curse?"

Backup faculty mtg

Faculty meeting

Advisory Council

Backup Fac mtg

The Armenians of Aintab: The Economics of Genocide in an Ottoman Province

This is a book talk.

2020-2021: Stephen Greenblatt

The UC Davis History Department invites you to the 2021 Eugene Lunn Memorial Lecture, which is free and open to the public. It will be delivered by Professor Stephen Greenblatt of Harvard University, who will speak on “Shakespeare’s Second Chance” at 4 pm on Tuesday, May 4, followed by a Q&A session. Registration information is below.

Faculty meeting

Film Screening: "Puerto El Triunfo"

Puerto El Triunfo, El Salvador, 2017, 61 min Jeffrey Gould, the director of “Port Triumph,” will introduce the film.

History Colloquium

The History Colloquium will host Fantasia Painter, President's Post-Doctoral Fellow, who will present "'Now Get Me If You Can': Indigenous Law(lessness), Ceremony, and the Making of Nations in the US-Mexico Borderlands."

Extractive Pasts and Hollowed Futures Series

The Extractive Pasts and Hollowed Futures Series welcomes Catherine Nolin, Professor of Geography at the University of British Columbia, and Grahame Russell, of Rights Action. The speakers will present and discuss their recent book, Testimonio: Canadian Mining in the Aftermath of Genocides in Guatemala.

Hack the Hidden Job Market

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